Ancaster Lions VC was founded in 2012 with the goal of increasing participation, development, and competitiveness of young players in Ancaster and the Greater Hamilton Area.
As the premier volleyball club in Simcoe County, the focus of the Elites organization is on providing the opportunity for athletes to maximize their athletic growth.
The Belleville Volleyball Club (BVC) was founded in 2006 to teach kids the great game of volleyball. Using the Ontario Volleyball Association’s (OVA) Spikes program as its core training guide, our coaches have instructed hundreds of kids aged 8 and up in a fun and non-competitive format. Our “BVC Kids” program is now run in clinic format throughout the fall and spring.
The first team in the Club was a mixture of boys from St. George-German and Paris District elementary schools. These teams were the finalists in the County playoffs and boys from both teams were eager to keep playing. We called the OVA to enquire about registering them for an OVA age group tournament only to be told that to play in OVA tournaments you had to enter as a Club. The paperwork was filled out and the Brant Youth Volleyball Club was born!
The Chatham BVC in its present incorporation is a non-profit premier youth volleyball club in Chatham-Kent, Ontario since 1998.
Clarington Grizzlies Volleyball Club became a member of the Ontario Volleyball Association (OVA) in 2008. It started with one female team that competed in the 15U division. Since that time the club has included a second team. Prior to joining the OVA, the Club ran a skills program which was very popular.
Defensa is about making Canadian Volleyball better.
Established in 1992, Durham Attack is one of the premier volleyball clubs in Canada, with 26 national tier 1 championships and 32 Ontario tier 1 championships since 2001, with an equal number of tier one silver and bronze medal finishes. With the motto "developing character through the pursuit of excellence" we are dedicated to teaching our athletes the skills they need to be successful both on the court and in life.
Founded in 2003 by elementary school educators, Paul Koot and Lee Stone, Durham Rebels Volleyball Club (DRVC) provides quality volleyball programming to youth throughout the Durham region.
Etobicoke 381 Volleyball Club is one of the metro area’s newest volleyball clubs! The club’s focus is on providing each athlete with a positive learning experience on a physical, mental, social, and competitive level.
The Forest City Volleyball Club runs both developmental and competitive programs.
The primary strength of Impact Volleyball comes from our team of dedicated Volunteer Coaches. Many of our Coaches have been coaching at Impact Volleyball for years and are the key reason behind our reputation for Highly Competitive Play and Sportsmanship.
The Georgian Cubs is an organization based in Barrie, Ontario. Our main objective is to give youth the opportunity to participate in competitive volleyball.
The Halton Region Volleyball Club (HURRICANES) is a nationally prominent volleyball program dedicated to developing youth players through strong fundamental and technical skills instruction. We are committed to providing a training environment that builds leadership, a competitive mentality, and encourages excellence in individual and team achievement.
Hamilton Smash volleyball club is based in Hamilton, Ontario. We offer volleyball programs for girls and boys. Our club participate in the Ontario Volleyball Association (OVA) , CVA and AAU-USA tournaments.
Whether you're looking for an occasional volleyball party or a weekly league venue, we're the perfect beach volleyball destination. We offer six well maintained courts, seating areas, a convenient location, and plenty of free parking!
Our primary mission is to encourage the development of skills and techniques necessary for our athletes to compete at a high level in the game of volleyball. We will focus on the physical, mental, and emotional development of all players. We will utilize the sport of volleyball to teach lifelong lessons to our players – leadership, teamwork, hard work ethic, dealing with adversity and success, effective communication, ethics, loyalty, and more.
The Kitchener Waterloo Predators Volleyball Club is a non-profit, volunteer organization whose goal is to establish itself as one of the top clubs in the province. The mandate of this Club is to provide athletes with a high-level competitive program.
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